Agenda 11-14-23; 12-3 - Information Item - Memorandum - Perry Hills Mini-Park

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2 on the walls and each attendee was given five sticky dots to place on the amenities they most wanted to see in the park. Residents could place all five dots on something if they wished to give it top billing or allocate their dots among the items. The results were tallied and discussed. The most desired amenities, in order of voting, were: • a small picnic shelter, • a loop trail, • swings, • a small basketball court and • an open play grassy area. - ra At the next meeting on March 23,the same community members attended,joined by two members from the County Parks and Recreation Council. At this meeting the group became the designers and were led in performing a design charette. This exercise consisted of breaking into four smaller groups, with each given a copy of the map with survey of the property,and scale cutouts of the various amenities they chose at the last meeting-along with some possible parking layouts. Each group then worked on the site maps to tape down the amenity cutouts and/or sketching out their ideas on the map. After completing their designs, each group presented their schemes for discussion on likes and dislikes of the various ideas. ,m r� After the charrette exercise,the group agreed to see a set of three schemes developed by the professional landscape architect using the same charette materials for comparison.